Friday July 31, 2026
Before the Crisis: Building Preventative Mental Healthcare into the Workforce
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026 | 1:00 p.m. CT (2:00 p.m. ET)
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and for healthcare workers the risk it points to rarely arrives out of nowhere. It builds often in the hours and days after a difficult clinical event, when second victim syndrome, moral injury, and acute distress go unspoken and unsupported.
Presented with ASHHRA and The Hartford, this fireside conversation is led by Jacinta Harman, Vice President of Clinical Services at Marvin, in conversation with an HR leader from a health system navigating these questions in real time. Jacinta will walk through Caring After Crisis, Marvin’s framework for structured, activatable support in the critical 24–72 hours after an adverse event, and make the case that a strong post-incident response is one of its most important pieces.
From there the conversation moves to the harder question for HR: how do you extend that same structured, confidential, always-available support upstream, so distress is met early rather than only after a crisis?
Objectives
- Discuss where today’s mental health care model leaves people unsupported.
- Explore why so much mental health support never reaches the clinical floor.
- Identify actions HR leaders can take this month to make preventive mental health care a standing feature of the workplace.
Price
ASHHRA Member: FREE
ASHHRA Non-member: $25.00 FREE
Credit(s)
1 (CHHR, ACHE Fellowship*, HRCI, SHRM) for live webinar attendees.
*By attending the Before the Crisis: Building Preventative Mental Healthcare into the Workforce live webinar offered by ASHHRA participants may earn up to 1 ACHE Qualified Education hours toward initial certification or recertification of the Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE) designation.
Presenters
Jacinta Harman, MSW., LCSW
Vice President of Clinical Services
Marvin Behavioral Health
Jacinta Harman, LCSW, is the Vice President of Clinical Services at Marvin Behavioral Health, where she leads the organization’s clinical strategy and oversees the development of high-quality behavioral health programs designed specifically for the healthcare workforce.
A licensed clinical social worker with more than 20 years of experience, Jacinta has dedicated her career to helping individuals navigate life’s challenges with compassion, evidence-based care, and a deep belief in each person’s capacity for growth and resilience.
Her clinical work has focused on supporting people through stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, burnout, grief, and major life transitions.
At Marvin, Jacinta is passionate about advancing the mental health and wellbeing of healthcare professionals. She is committed to building clinical programs that are accessible, evidence-based, and grounded in the unique realities of working in healthcare. Her leadership is centered on creating a culture of clinical excellence while ensuring that both members and therapists receive exceptional support.
Jacinta believes that every person is the expert in their own life. Her approach is rooted in curiosity, collaboration, and meeting people where they are, helping them build on their strengths, develop practical strategies, and create lasting, meaningful change.